Ed Kelce has Taylor Swift’s birthday present all mapped out. Are you ready for it? The father of Travis Kelce-who has been dating the “Cruel Summer” singer for over a year-knows that when it comes to getting her, or even sons Travis and Jason Kelce a present, you have to think outside the box. “Buying Taylor a present is like trying to buy Jason or Travis a present,” Ed explained on the Dec. 12 episode of the Baskin and Phelps podcast, released one day before her 35th birthday. “There’s nothing they want that they don’t already have.” Ed-who shares Travis and Jason with ex-wife Donna Kelce-added, “You can’t go that route.” “You have to look beyond that. You gotta dig down and come up with something special,” he continued. “The amount of money is meaningless. You’re not going to crush Taylor Swift with a gift that cost, you know, $100,000.” Instead, Ed believes the way to the Grammy winner’s heart is by getting something meaningful-regardless of the price tag. “Get something that tweaks the strings of her heart that you spend 10 bucks on,” he said, “and then she’ll just be all gooey. You got to find something that the triggers the emotion.” Ed also couldn’t help but gush over his whole family, noting that daughter-in-law Kylie Kelce’s podcast has been incredibly popular, as well as sharing how much he’s enjoying life as a grandpa to her and Jason’s daughters Wyatt, 5, and Elliotte, 3, and Bennett, 21 months, as well as their new baby on the way. “I’m having a lot of fun right now between the grandkids and the boys,” he shared. “I’ve got a pretty full life.” And when it comes to whether or not his grandkids will take after their family in the sports department? Ed’s not 100 percent positive just yet. “I’m sure they’ll do something,” he said. “As far as athletes, as far as what they’re gonna do, you know my philosophy has always been you help them find passion and then you feed it. Whether it’s sports or art or music or dance or whatever-you gotta be there for your kids when they find what they wanna do.” But he does think they’re set up for athletic success, adding, “Their mother’s a hell of an athlete, not to mention what their father and their Uncle Travy did.”